Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

Like a man and woman in each other's arms. Listen to the words sing!
Get out of my way! What am I gonna do with this damn stinking halo?
You think you might find room for Patrick?
I went back to apologize to you, but you was gone.
I want to pay off that taxi man, so he can get home.
Hold it now, will you? Now, you hold on tight while I re-focus.
I couldn't. I'm too nervous!
Jumping water hazards. "Don't lean. Sit erect."
Of course not! And don't you be, child. Norah's here to look after you.
We are about to break bread with Beauregard Jackson Pickett Burnside.
And that Christmas we were so broke.
Well, Mamie old girl, here's your poison.
Where's Mrs. Burnside?
You'll never guess what that secret ingredient is.
That's a pretty picture, I must say.
Now, it's here someplace. Here we are!
Tell me, Miss Dennis... May I call you "Mame"?
Patrick.
When you get back from Prickly Pines, I'll give an intimate family dinner.
We're all ruined!
Lady Iris, would you be good enough to ring for my wrap?
Now, Beau, no higher!
Try!
Bleak Buffalo! Hear how the words cling to each other?
Coeducational means when boys and girls go to school together.
After all, you can't be with me. No women in the dorm.
Acacius, darling, this is my nephew Patrick.
I go now. Get lamb chops, bottle of milk for boy.
Son? We got our sweet Georgia peaches right here.
Since you're practically one of the family, I'll let you in on my secret.
Should she know you've turned into one of the most beastly, bourgeois...
We won't miss even a day together. Patrick, that's beautiful.
There, on the highest tower on a clear day, you can see the Taj Mahal.
You destroyed me! There were critics out there!
- It's all right. I found them. - Wait a minute.
Mame!
I thought it might rain, we'd call it off.
- I'm fine. You have enough problems. - Don't I, though?
Dear Patrick and Pegeen: Arriving from India, June 31.
I hereby affix my hand this fourteenth day of September, in the year 1928."
...they're a lot of vain, selfish, empty bigots.
- What happened? - Nothing.
I won't take Gooch, she's an offense to the sight.
It's a cozy little nook. My loom is by the window. Do you weave?
Look at her! She's passing everybody!
- My lifesaver, Patrick, and Lindsay. - This has been a great day.
Welcome home.
Yes! Life is a banquet and most poor suckers are starving.
That's a nice thing to do. It's the true...
I want to stay with you, Auntie Mame. I don't want go to St. Bony-face.
She will, but not for herself.
What did you do with me evening slippers?
Oh, I see! I have the responsibility and your trustee has the authority.
Lord Dudley, no more champagne or I shall forget myself altogether.
Speed-O won't let anybody out who can't do 180 words a minute.
Come, child, I'll show you to your room.
My, what supple legs you have. You must have studied yoga.
- How do you do? - Hello.
Just one minute. Where did he learn to mix...?
Surely you've heard of the de Gooches? Second wealthiest bankers.
Auntie Mame, Gloria Upson. This is my Auntie Mame, Mrs. Burnside.
How can I court the muse with all that clackety-clack?
I just don't think I can bear it.
And to tell you that while she's here...
- I'll get you a bit of water. - No, please don't bother.
Patrick's trustee, some hideous man...
Well, now, Patrick.
Good. Well then, let's get back down.
What's that?
Oh, no, Auntie Vera. This isn't Gloria. That's Gloria.
I shouldn't mention the possibility of Michael going to India with me.
There they were! A room full of them!
Fix the animal in the eye with a masterful gaze.
...you all.
We've done all we could to make it seem like authentic Colonial America.
Shall we try this out for size?
You...!
Where is it? That's my boy!
Of course, you'll have to educate me. Make me more cosmopolitan.
Or will you be able to make that quite clear without any help from me?
"I, Edwin Dennis, being of sound mind and body...
And dear, staunch, stalwart Lindsay.
Why don't you stay here and rest a while?
O'Bannion. Mr. O'Bannion.
But I find you a woman with a very powerful charm.
The school must be exclusive and restricted.
No, I'm afraid not. Brian couldn't possibly...
...as they start up the ladder of life together.
The only kind of sales slip I know how to make out is COD.
- He was helping me with the slip. - This young lady, Ms. Dennis...
- Thank you. - Yes.
I would have, but I knew you were tied up with the book...
Will the general public understand all this symbolism?
Golly, long pants at last! Can I try them on right now?
Patrick wants us to surprise Mame. Come on, hide. In there, quick!
Now I'll see how they all ended.
- You got one? - Dozens.
Norah, lto, Patrick. I did want to pay you some of your back salary...
- Have you ever been to Scarsdale? - Good afternoon, Aunt Vera.
You must always be frank with your Auntie Mame.
Come back to the house. We'll have a glass of whiskey.
- These are tasty. - What are they, dear?
Beauregard...
- Auntie Mame. - Yes, dear.
Wouldn't it be simpler to say, "The day I was born, it rained in Buffalo"?
Did I connect you with Mr. Gutterman instead of Mr. Applewhite? I'm sorry.
Yes. My friend got a kind of editor to work with you.
Talk slow then, Beau, darling. I can listen fast.
...if he filled their stockings with bills for collection on delivery.
- Perfect! Shall we...? - I'll do it.
Oh, you come in. You wait. I fetch.
What are they?
...leaping over hedges, jumping over river gaps and the hounds yapping!
- That's ridiculous. I won't hear of it. - Dad?
This isn't so difficult. Another drink. Where was I? What are you writing?"
Upper Richmond's top drawer. Really top drawer.
Mrs. Burnside, I can't breathe!
...was it horses brought you and Beauregard together?
I say I'm very happy to have met you.